• Taos Plaza - The starting and ending point of this walking tour, where your guide will discuss the key historical aspects of the Historic Taos Plaza.
• John Dunn Shops - We will stroll through the John Dunn Shops and share the story of Long John Dunn.
• Taos County Courthouse Murals - Created during the Great Depression as part of a Works Progress Administration (WPA) project, these 10 cherished murals illustrate justice through allegorical themes in the historic courthouse of Taos, New Mexico.
• Michael Gorman Gallery - Explore the gallery of Michael Gorman, the grandson of Carl Gorman, one of the original 29 Navajo Code Talkers of World War II who played a crucial role in defeating the Japanese Army in the Pacific theatre. Michael Gorman pays tribute to his grandfather and other Code Talkers in his gallery on Taos Plaza.
• Hotel La Fonda de Taos - A historic hotel on Taos Plaza showcasing the work of Navajo artist R.C. Gorman, one of Taos’s iconic artists and a true character.

• Local guide

• Guide gratuity not included.

Explore the rich history of Taos’ historic district, focusing on the old plaza. Your guide will delve into the diverse culture and history of Taos, highlighting the blend of Native American, Hispanic, Anglo, Asian, Black, and other communities who have settled here from around the globe. Leading your tour will be Sam Richardson, a cartoonist, writer, and storyteller with extensive experience in guiding tours. This dog-friendly tour is available daily with a reservation. For group tours or last-minute bookings, please call.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.